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CUPRElIE COURT OF THF

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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-06
ltendcd for n beverage.

Apropos of the sensational dispatches
sent out from Pierre concerning the res
ervaton troubles the Pierre Free Press
says:
Pierre appears to be cursed with the
most unreliable and sensational ncwspa-
per correspondents in Dakota The
above kilograms are almost entirely
truthless and purely sensational, and
bear the appearance of having been
written for the express purpose of IN
juring the country and giving out the
impression that an Indian uprising is i'm
minent The truth is bad enough with
out rcsorting to such falsehoods The
exact status of the situation, as near as
can be learned at this point is that the
| soldiers have orders to remove the set
tiers in the Big Bend, lees than twenty
| families, but have given them until May
| 10th to depart, after which time all still
remaining will be summarily removed,
but there is no talk of bloodshed either
by the soldiers or Indians 1t is true
that few Indians are in the vicinity
watching the result. but more out OF
curiosity Than anything else; there is nc
! excitement; there are no war canoes, and
no war paint that the Free Press car
hear of, ard the Indians on the Sioux
reservation do not appear to be taking
any interest in the matter.
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orthography sometimes plays an inn
poTtant part in the affairs of life. A
very much struck youth wrote, Mary.
love the we'll" She replied that she
was glad to hear that he was a tcetotaler
to such an extent that he loved the we'll,
because then he would not be likely to
kick the bucket. Then he hunted up
his ready speller and again wrote to her
tenderly, Mary / love thee well, J" but
she only sent back word that while she
would always try to remain well, she had
no use for fellow who was liable to
shake her the minute she got sick, so
they parted forever.
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Sixty six men of Kiufball sign ed pc
tition asking the commissioners to not
rescird their action taken at the regular
April term, ard twenty five asked for Ii
ccnse. Austin and Moss saw more in
iiuence in the twenty than in the
sixty six and deliberately went back on
their action -Byou HdlS Timss.
Oh. balderdash Give us an argu,
lnent that has some force to it; we have
heard the same thing before, and of all
the silly, nonsensical things advanced
condcmning the board this sixty six
men" business is the most ridiculous.
| By it an effort is made to create the i'm
preston abroad that the. board went
square against an overwhelming scnti-
ment in Kimball. Nothing could be
farther from tho truth. The ladies
worked Increasingly to obtain as many
names on their petition as possible. no,
} caring particularly whose names they
secured, and. in many instances, got
names of non residents of the town, and
| in not few the names of some who arc
utterly opposed to prohibition in any
form, but signed the petition merely to
please the ladies. On the other hand
the business men who mad in charge ths
petition asking for license werc desrous
of obtaining but ten or dozen names OF
the representative business men oAly
Not the slightest effort was made to in
crease the list beyond thatnumher. Had
it been so desired fourfifths of tho busi
ness men in town would have signed the
petition, and the list could have beer
swelled to one hundred or more. Many
out and out prohibitierists would have
signed it for reasons not necessary to re
iterate. These ere the facts in the cast
J exactly, facts that are easily substanti
ated if one will take the trouble to in
vestigate--all the rantings and vaporing
of those who have so long cluded tn
fool-killcr to the contrary notwithstantl
ing.
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Prof. Foster, the Rurlingto

Prof. Foster the Burlington weather
prophet, is out with his prognostica-
tions for May, which are as follows:
The first two weeks of 61ay will be
warm and favorable to growing crops,
but between the 18th and 23rd will be
quite cool with danger of frosts about
the 18th to 22nd. The last eight days of
May will average very warm and very
stormy in the northwestern states, with
very dry weather in the southwestern
states. During this month eight storms
will cross the Mississippi river, the
heaviest of which will be on the 10th and
10Th. and the four storms from the 21st
to the 3lst. The storms of May will be
OF more than the usual energy, the first
Of which on the 4th Wa pass through
the ncrthern states. There will be but
one opportunity to test the theory of
moon storms, which will occur on the
leth. From this date, April 81. to May
18th. is expected to be very fine weather,
with TIE exception OF the storm due be-
tween sundown of today and the seth
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An End to Bono screening.

Edward Shepherd. of Harrisburg, Ill,
from Electric Bit,ers, / feel it my duty
20 let suffering humanity know it. Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me | would have
to have the bone scraped or leg ampu-
tated. used, instead three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck
lens Arnca Sslye, and my leg is now
sound and well" Electric Bitters are
sold Mt fifty cents bottle. and Bucklen' S
Arnica Saive at 25c. per box by +. e.
Miller I51
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Memorial bay.

The commander of the department of
Dakota, Grand Army of the Republic,
has issued the following circular regard
ing the observance of Memorial day:
Grand Army of the Republic, Fargo,
Dakota. April 90. 1857
Circular No l.
The order of our late commander, Gen.
John a. Logan setting apart the Goth
day of May as the day for evincing our
devotion in The decoration of the graves
Of our nations defenders, has become so
! universally accepted that every comrade
and citizen now feel it to be n duty to
regard it. Let us show by our acts that
devotion and love for our fallen heroes,
so sublimely expressed in tie following
beautiful lines:
Cover them over with bcnntifu,,,owerss
Deck them with 1arlands, tlese brothers of ours
Lying so silent. by niSht and b. day.
Sleeping the years Of manhood away;
Henrs they had marked for the Joy Ct the brave,
Years they must waste IN tho sloth Of the grave.
All the bright laurcls they fought to ruake bloom
Fell TO the earth whom they won. to the tomb,
! Give them tho need they have won in tho past;
Give them tho honnrs their merits forecast;
SlNe tiieht thhpitts t'sy WE''l III tNe
Give them the lhurels they lost with their life.
Cover them oser--yes, cover them over
Parent and husband, and brother and lover:
Crown in your hearts thcsc dcad.heroea of oars,
And cover them over with beautiful flowers
Agreeable to general order No. II,
from national headquarters, herewith en-
closed. which in memory of our unver-
sally mourned late commander. General
Logan, it seems but ittiug to repeat his
order, and ii is hoped by the department
commander that such ceremonies will be
inauguratcd by the various posts of this
department as iaay seem proper and i'm
pressive on this occasion
Tie arrangements for tho performance
of this thlty are left 10 the post com
rDander. who Is responsible for it, fulfil
men in the most proper wav. In dc
votional reverence for the dead, and love
for the living, let these services be per-
formed, in memory of that sninted hero
whose noble spirit breathcd the thought
of this beautiful exercise.
HARRISON ALLEN,
Commander of Department.
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There has never been published a
statement of the receipts and expendi-
lures of the town of Kimball since it
WAS Incorporated After repeatedly
calling attention to this matter we do so
again It's high time it should be done.
1t matters not how much confidence the
public may have in their officials the
fact remains that business is business y
The city council should authorize the
city treasurer to publish statement q.
the end of each fiscal year.
LATER-Since the above was in type
we learn that the clerk is preparing d
statement for publication. Good.
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. a Bradford wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga. Tenn, writes that he
was seriously affected with severe cold
that settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being iaduced
to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, did so and was entirely
cured hv use of few bottles. Since
which time he has used it in his family
for all Coughs and Colds with best re-
suits. Ths is the experience of thou
sands whose lives have been saved by
this Wonderful Discovery. Trial bottle
free at f. E. Millcrs drug store. Isl
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In Wyoming, where women vote, the
law expressly provides that there shall
be no discrimination on account Of sex
in pay for political work. 1t can be
seen, therefore. that the political candi-
date who attempts to economisc by hir-
ing female heelers is li&ble to get left
If he buys beer or C IS for the boys to
make them "whoop 'er up" he must
Immediately buy the latest wire bustles
and corsets for the girls, or expect n
bolt in that direction.
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M NJ iAsOaS.
tFirst Publication April 20, 1897

lEffSt Iuh!icntiCn April 20, lSb1.)
lerritary IT Dakota, In Dist; Court in and
Ind ndicial District. for Brule Go.
Tho Farmors and Traders Bank, al
corporation organized nuder tho
LAWS OF this Ierritpry OF Dakota.
Thomasg B. WsthereIi, Lizzie
Wsthar4d; John II. Able, Joeeph
Bach and Harry Fitzgerald. part
ners as Abel Bach Il Htzgsntdt
Drganized under tho laws OF the
state of Wisconsin; Edison Keith, 2
Alex b. Adam, Albert Il. Eaxon d., ,,na
and Osborn r. Keith, partners as Sup.iisoiis'
Edison Keith IL CO.; Ecrpara CABIN,
yoseph Calm, Ehnrlas Cam, Ionis
Wanpoid and David WalIach
partners as Calm. Wa,npold y Co.;
Bernard Knppenheimer. Jonas
kuppenhelmer, Louie b. Kuppcn-
heimer and AHlnue} Nathan, part
1ers as sHe-..s penleisner * Co.; Nor
fs SelE GhHrles W. Schwab, Max
Al. Mayer and john ". Bum,
partners as Selz, Schwab lS Co.
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting to tie
above named defendants.
Yeu are hereby summoned and required to
AneWer the complaint Of tine Rbove named plain
tiff, WHICH was fled In the Office Of the Clerk of
y Dist. Court mt Chamberlain, Brule Co., ID. A., on
the 18th day of April 1887, Hnd to serve copy of
y5ur asswer on tho subscribers Mt tleir.othce in
the lty Of Cham barlnips l3rnle Co., y. T., within
exclnsiye OF the day Of service, and if you fail to
hnsweI the liant within that dine the plain
till wilfnppfy to tho court for the relief demand
: cd in the, complaint.
Dated Mt chamberiair, Dakota, this 18th dag OF
Goodykoontz Kellan, y Porter,
Rr.,1o f,,ot,,t<. -
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PROBATE. COURT.

or the county Of Brsle, Territory of pakota:
Il, The nettcr Of tho tsrder TO show ra.;se Why
ss deca,,sed should nothe made.
On readiIg and filing tho petition Of II. D.
Cook, an heir ct law of said deceased, setting
fort! that saI estate is in a proper condition To
he closed and thgt d portion of the residue Of
said eet,te remains to be distributed to heirs of
sait] 6espa4ed as persons entitled.
IT is Ui. DEREp, That all persons interested
in tbs cstatt Of ,he pAid w. Ii. Cook. deceased.
no nnd ipyear before The Probate Court of the
County II irnle at the court room of . id court,
in The city OF Chamberlain in said Hr,ile county
on the 10Th day OF May a. D. 1885,, at 10 o'clock a:
M. thon and there to show cause Why an order OF
distribution ahonld not be made CT the residue
of said eG.stu among the heirs of the deceased
according to law:
Datad April 20, 1851. -,
Meyer & Brown Probate Judge.
Attp'. for rpiitionar.
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We were asked. Monday, if man
who would be twenty one years of age
on the following observation-disclosures en-.
titled to vote on the day previous--Mon-
day. He would. A decision rendered
by high legal authority few years
since, hut which we have not time tc
hunt up at this time, was, in substance
that a man would he entitled to vote or
May end if he would be twenty one
years of age on May 3rd; the court claim
ing that on May srd he would enter his
22rd year. and, therefore, would have
completed twenty years of his life
on May end and consequently be entitled
to vote on that day.
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
BY c. r. 1lNAN,

We wish to state, that at the time the
W. G. T. U. was formed in Kimball, a
few weeks since, the use of the GRAan-
les columns was freely offered to the
society. through Mrs. Barker, then
here, for the purpose of furthering their
cause The offer was characteristic OF
the policy of the paper--to always give
all sides fair show We make this
statement now to correc. any false i'm.
prcssions that might arise.
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suok,en.e arnloa salse.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1. is guaranteed to givs per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by F.
Il Miller
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4 land Oificc nt Mitchell, OAK, Aprill2. 1887. :.
Notice ia hereby given that tho following g-naned
estfler has llrd notice or his intention 70 make
sGnal proof in support OF his claim and that said
i 6rlile county at Chalnberlain, Das., on May "a
iSS7, viz. Dennis Sui livan, under Hid. entry No.
- obs for the AW1d Sees sI-Tp. NJ2R. ~. He
names ths ft,llowing Witnesses TO prove his con-
tinpOua residence upon, md cultivation OF. said
land, yir: Samuel Doty, William brook. Lewis
Walker and Charles Watts, all OF kiintnl., pn!s.
1872 Geo. j. Evelitt, Reg.
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ID. W, Bntiar, Atty. ,-Eg. . 7179 q
I Laad Uiiice ii aiisoiall Dak,s April u. 1851.
N0tiro is hereby given ti,at tho following g-narled
esttler has iiled notice OF his intention 10 make
iinai proof IN support Of HE claim, md hat std
sptpnk xih be mndo before Clk. Dist. Court Of
ni1a Wliiried IL srrht.naI % @ untlsr R Is. s. S. entry I
No, 90, 71j far the SWi4 Of the NES Sec 8-Tp.
io5 Mr.. 68 NJ. 5P. ~ lIe names tie following
wltneases TO prove hiH continions residence up-
%, and cultivation Of, aaid iand viz: Elmer
Uureess. Myrpn h. burgess, Ellsworth, 4. Itar-
ringts ant Michael Wassh. aii uf kimbali, Brule
Go. D., T. 254 Geo. 3. tyeritt keg.
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What shall be done with the profess
ional' tattlers? They are more danger
Gus in community than the small pox
Take half dozen gossipcrs and tattlers
in a town the size of kimba!l and they
will affect the whole town. There is
nothing on the face of Gods green earth
so much to be dreaded and loathed as
these slanderers, backbitars, tattlers,
gossipers and common liars.
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Two citizens of Bradford county, Pa,
were arrested few days ago for shipping
200 rabbits, SO pheasants, 10 partridges
and l squirrel. killed ou. of season
Justice Cooling, at Towanda, inflicted
fines upon them amounting with costs,
to $1,000. They took an appeal, and
were held in 900.
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I DSE| 59Isa a.sfs Y s,,sh.,l pak April "a 1ea.

{ B. Long, Atty.
{ Lard Office at NJ itcheil Dak., April 10, 1887.
Notice Ii herSby given that tho following named
nsttIer has filed notice OF his intention To make
6nal proof il support of his claim and that said
pfOOf viii be n,st'a before the Register or Re-
Seivsr of the 81 Ss Land Office at Mitchell, Oak,
so,, Mar 81, iSS7. viz: Adam 3. NJ. Keber lnior
HIS Homestead entry No. H. 7e5 for tho s. p. u Of
Section lA, in Township 1ul, N. of Rapge ss, w.
81 bth ~ HI. He nance the following witness.
q 10 pravs his continuous residence upon. n,id
uuItiyRti on ef said lind viz: William z. Miller,
Patrick Dcrrifi, Leroy $. Ho1se and James G.
Cameron M Of Kimball y. i.
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The new Kansas liquor law makes it
necessary for man desiring to open a
drug store to have twenty five WON, n
siguers to the petition, and any person
who buys liquor must go before not
ary public and make affidavit as to what
use he will make of it and that it is not
intended for n bt.yerapc
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sTsIMONs.

(Eirstpnblicahon, April IL
TERRITORY Of Dakota II, District Court in
2s,si Judicial District. and for Brute county.
James NJ. Percy and Dora Al.
Percy, Piaintiffs,
vs. y,,,,r,ons
The New England Mortgage
Security Conpaiy and Giins.
L.. Flint, Detegdants
Z Tho Territory of Dakota sends eatincs to
The New England Mnrtgnge Secury Company
aud Charles L., Flint, Defendants.
Yon are hereby summoned to appear ana an
swnr the complaint of the above named plan.
Ii lis and which MAS filed in the Office al the ciefS
ct the Diat CoErt mt CiaHiboriain in sad con;'t,
on tho ssrd day Of February, A. p lssl and sesy,
name IL subscribed hereto at his office on Main
street il, tie town of Kjmball. in said county
within thirts days after tbs service OF tins fnni
n,o.s, cyeinsiys of the day of service: and tha'
il you fail 10 answer seid complaint within tn,
na!d thirty days afior the service of t.,1s sum
mona the plaintiffs will appiy to the court 'o'
the relief acmanded in the compliant.
2Ja w. II. Curtiss, Atty. for Plaintiffs.
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ii w. DnfI6f, Atty. 75-.s. 4 n. y {,
Land Ofiioe at Mitchell, Oak. April 10, 1887.
NOTICE il hereby giyeYi that the following named
Rattler has hied notice OF his intention 10 MAX,
final proof in support OF his claim. and that stid
sproef will be uhdo before S'lk Dist. tunrt oi
,brule CO.. at Chamberlain, Dak, on May sc
.ISs7s viz. Ellsworth II. Harrington 1nder D. y.
eIltry N0 u for tho SEAt Ser. 1a-ap. 105 NJ
d. 6S W. IS PM. Henames the following Wit
;ressrU Il, provo his continuous resiaence upon,
and o7,ltisatiof, OF, said land, viz. Willfred +.
Brightintr1,, Elmer Bnreess, Myroa M. Rass+ss
.rnd Albert Limpert, all Of Ki,npan, Bfule Co..
ID r. H{ Geo. y. Everitt. Reg.
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Save the boys" is the theme of q
lady lecturer Every woman ought to
save at least one boy. If she has none
of her own let her take hold of her
neighbor's boy. Boys like to be saved
best, however. by the girls-thosc from
eighteen to twenty -1ve-and the girls
can do it, too, if they try.
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OF Dakota's new game laws III

Of Dakota's new game laws the st.
Paul Pioneer Press has the following:
"If strictly enforced they would in a
few years make Dakota the sportsman $
paradise. The time for shooting prairie
chickens and grouse has been put off to
Sept. /. leaving from January to Sept
ember the time when their killing is tiu-
lawful; geese, duck, brant. snipe. cur
lew or piover cannot be killed after May
IS or before September l. The law i'm
poses fine upon the express companies.
railroads and all common carriers hav
ing in their possession for transportation
ont Of the territory any Of the above
named birds, or the larcass of any decs.
elk, antelope or buffalo; and the ship
ping of any birds is limited to points
within the territory, then in quantities
of not over one dozen. the shipper to
provide With their shipment an affidavit
that they are not to he sold, giving the
name and address of the party to whoa
they are to be shipped. "a
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-06

ID. W. ButIar, Atty. n
"a Land Office ut Mitchell OAK, April 10. 1857.
Notices il hereby given that the follnwing-named
settler has Gled notice OF his intention to nuke
final preof in support OF his claim, and that sld
proof will be tnadg before Glk. Dist: Court Of
lasule Go. at Chamberlain, D.. 4, on May 80 1881
4 .siE: Elmer Burgess nndnr Hid. entry No. 2l.Ila
for the N " sec. 81 Up. ipE N.-n. 63 Wa T.. nj.
He naules the fGl!o:sing witnesses TO provo his
nontinnons Residence l,p9u. md caliiyqtion Of,
RrigltmuI,, Alhart I.;tapert aud Michael
Walsh, all ct Kimball, B,ul, To-, ID. I.
.l8t Geo. Il, Iveritt, Reg,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-06

A woman in country village in Mass
achusetts who had washed dishes for
forty years became so tired of the mo-
nosony the other day that she smashed
every piece Of crockerv in the house and
then went out on the wood pile and
laughed for half an horr. This was the
first vacation of her married life. Her
dish washing sisters well know how to
sympathizc with her glce as well as
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-05-06

The Alexandria Ueru3'1 gives receipt
to keep potatoes from sprouting in the
cellar in the spring. 1t doesn't interest
US. Life TO a potato in our cellar is too
short to think of sprouting